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Page’ 16 — Halton Hills This Week; Saturday, September 4, 1993 Figure skating registrations not that far away Shawn Kelman (left) ‘and M Mike Hancock were th: ie Gordon meee Tennis Club’s Junior Boys Doubles photo by Norma Maynard By Sally Plackett It will soon be time to lace up those skates for another season of on-ice enjoyment. When buying skates, do keep a few things in mind. They should provide a snug, comfortable fit around the instep and heel and there should be enough room to wiggle the toes. They should be made of a firm material to help support the ankle. Do not get skates several sizes too big to allow The sooner skaters get off the ankles and onto the skate blades, the sooner the skater will know and love the joys of skating. The blade should be made of a good stainless steel so that it will glide smoothly and stay sharp. To learn to skate whether you want to just learn to skate for fun or to play hock- ey or to go into figure skat- ing, your local skating club has the program for you. It is called the “CANSKATE” program. You can do’a 1, 2 or 3-day program. It is for boys or girls between 3 to 12 years old. The fundamentals of skat- ing are taught by qualified professional coaches and assisted by qualified amateur instructors. This includes for- ward and backward skating, stopping, turning, jumping and the four basic edges. These fundamentals prepare skaters to begin figure skat- ing, hockey, ringette, speed skating and recreational skat- ig. The Georgetown Figure Skating Club’s registration will be held at Gordon Alcott Arena on Monday, Sept. 1: 6-8 p.m.; Wednesday, Sep 15, 6-7 p.m., eng Moe jay Sept. 20, 6-8 p. Acton Figure § Skating Clu registration will be held at th Acton Arena this comin. Saturday, and Saturday, Sep 25, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Dairy Queen clings to the top AUGUST 17 Knechtel 21 - Elks 16 Elks pitchers couldn’t find the plate as there were 24 free passes issued to Knechtel. Six walks were given up by Knechtel but they also had six strikeouts. Elena MacLeod eamed game star for Elks after going 3- for-3 with a walk. Melissa Krause had two hits and a walk for Knechtel, earning game star recognition for her effort. Dairy Queen 18 - Pictures & Presents 18 Pitching for P & P was a strong suit as pitchers struck out the side in the second and fifth innings. Tory Guest, Juveni Sunday Monday le GEORGETOWN MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION REP-TEAM TRYOUTS Minor Novice - born 1985 or before September 12, 1993 9:00-—1 5b pi Wednesday September 15, 1993 9:00 — 10:30 pm September 20, 1993 7:30-9:00 pm Friday Sunday Friday Monday Saturday Tuesday ~ Monday Sunday September 10, 1993 September 12, 1993 September 10, 1993 September,12, 1993 September 13, 1993 9:00 — 10:30 pm September 19, 1993 1:00 - 2:30 pm 6:30 — 6:30 - oben Allison Hutchins and Jackie Buna each went 3-for-3. Game star went to Kristen Higgins for fine pitching and defense. Leah Cosgrove and Jacqueline Andela. were game stars for D.Q. for fine offensive efforts. Optimists 20 - Halton Rapid Print 17 Lynn Hayes had two home runs for the winning side, and Janet Fairs was a big gun as well as scoring in all four of her trips to the plate. Danielle Malenfant and Kati Moore had good nights at the plate as well. Walks seemed to be a big factor for HRP. Stephanie Jones was 1-for-1 with three walks, she scored all four times. Andrea Van Dyke was 3-for-4. Game stars were Lynn Hayes and Stephanie Jones. Pictures & Presents 16 - Halton Rapid Print 5 P had a total team effort in this one. If not for the fifth inning HRP would have been held to a single tun. Adrienne Lambert hit a home run in HRP big inning. Kristen Higgens had a grand slam and Jennifer Burns hit a home run for P é stars K. Higgens and J. Burns for P.& P and A. Lambert for o Optimists 21 - Knechtel 17 Amanda Nicholl hit a home run for the winning side, Katie Lang and Danielle Malenfant went 3- for-3 at the plate. Walks were a big factor in the Knecht offense six of eight walk issued in the first innin scored. Five walks issued i the third also scored. Thi accounted for most Knechtel scoring. Katie Bor and Sara Pegg were both | for-1 with two walks. Gam stars for Optimists were A Nicholl and K. Borg fo Knechtel. Dairy Queen 27 - Elks Lodge 16 Home runs were hit b Heather Pollock, Jill Marti and Katherine MacDonald ¢ D.Q. Chantelle Roberts wer 3-for-3 with a walk for Elk: made some nice plays i the field catching a couple « hard hit line drives. Gam stars were C. Roberts of Elk and H. Pollock for D.Q. Standings as of August 24 w Halton Rapid Print 6 Elk’s Lodge 4 Pictures & Presents 3 3 L 0 4 6 8 8 Knechtel 2 orcooory Attention Sports Groups Halton Hills This Week would like to print your team’s results! Drop them off at our office, 232 Guelph St., Unit #9, Georgetown or fax them to us at (416) 873-3918 ELECTRONIC SERVICE All players must be registered with 6.M.H.A. before going on the ice. Cost is $5.00 per session ALL TRYOUTS AT GORDON ALCOTT ARENA : Tee GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND TUES. - FRI. 877-2425 . - 9:00-6:00 S5SINCLAIRAVENUE SERVING HALTON SATURDAY GEORGETOWN HILLS & AREA 9:00 - 5:00 ONTARIO SINCE 1978